Discoverable.
Customers, and the AI assistants they ask, can find you. If they can't, nothing else matters.
When it breaksThe phone goes quiet and you can't tell why. The work you would have won goes to whoever the assistant named instead.
Discoverability, capability and dependability. Corporate Synergy Solutions is the AI partner that keeps all three standing, even as AI changes under them every month.
Most owners find out which one is broken the expensive way: a quiet phone, a lost deal, a job nobody followed up on. We find it first. Then we build the fix.
$1K one time · five business days · All-Seven Guarantee: all seven documents, or we keep working at no extra cost

Built for
Owner-led businesses, 2–50 people, that serve clients
We set up Service OS Pro so a job can't close in the field without its closeout proof, and closing it drafts the invoice. Invoices now go out less than 2 hours after the job, not 6.5 days later. Package: Direct Advisory.
Guest vetting, seat checks and directory updates went from 5 manual touches to 1 approval tap. Leadership admin fell from 6 hours a week to under 1, and ConnectQR captures the meeting follow-up. Package: Custom builds & AI operations.
A business platform for manufacturers: store documents, run audits, log safety incidents, and manage several locations within a business line. Audit prep fell from 14–18 hours per plant inspection to under 10 minutes. Package: Business Platform.
Dispatch shows the nearest available tech first, a person approves it in seconds, and homeowners see the ETA themselves. Emergency calls reach an approved dispatch in under 6 minutes, not 28. Package: Service OS Pro.
A strategic partnership building data solutions for G2G's clients, Fortune 500 companies among them, and using AI to make operations such as their CRM work more efficient. Package: Strategic Partner.
Coaching gave D1 packages that do the selling, one booking path, and admin hours off the owner's plate. The owner reports going from about $2,000 a month to a regular $16–18K. Package: Operational advisory & coaching.Picture an ordinary Tuesday. A buyer asks an AI assistant who to call, and your name doesn't come up. A lead waits two days because the follow-up lives in someone's head. An invoice goes out late because the one person who understands the spreadsheet is out sick.
Nothing dramatic happened. You lost money three ways before lunch.
Every one of those traces back to one of three things.
Customers, and the AI assistants they ask, can find you. If they can't, nothing else matters.
When it breaksThe phone goes quiet and you can't tell why. The work you would have won goes to whoever the assistant named instead.
A platform you own end to end, not a stack of rented tools held together with logins and spreadsheets.
When it breaksEvery new customer adds another login, another export, another copy and paste. Growth makes the mess bigger, not the business.
AI employees that do the work every day, the same way, without you watching over them.
When it breaksFollow-up happens when someone remembers. You become the reminder system, and the business only moves when you push it.
Lose any one and the business stalls. We build and run all three, together.
AI Employees
You hired good people. Things still get dropped. Not because anyone is careless, but because everyone is doing five jobs, and the fifth one is always follow-up.
You don't need more effort from them. You need someone whose only job is the thing that keeps slipping.
An AI employee is a trained agent with one clear job.
It knows your business, remembers your customers, follows your rules and uses your tools. AI employees work in small teams, and a person you trust stays in charge of every decision that matters.
What it never does: send, pay, delete or change a record on its own. Those wait for a named person. The AI employee does the reading, drafting, checking and chasing. Your people make the calls.
What it costs: a Starter Crew of up to 3 AI employees is $1.5K–$3K one time, plus Care at $100 per AI employee per month. The price is fixed before we build.
Who owns it: you do. Once your AI employees are paid for, they're yours, including while we host them on Care.
Start with one team. Add the next when the first one proves itself.
Business Platforms
Count the logins. A CRM. A scheduling tool. A proposal tool. A shared drive. Three spreadsheets only one person understands.
Each one works. None of them talk. So your people become the glue: copying, retyping, chasing. And every new hire has to learn the mess before they can do the job.
A business platform is where your AI teams work together, on one system you own.
The proposal team hands a signed deal to onboarding. Onboarding passes the file to document review. The business manager keeps every step on schedule and tells you only when you're needed. Nothing falls between tools, because there's only one.
We've built this before. Campbell Tax & Accounting replaced seven tools with one client portal. A Business Platform is $20K–$50K one time, with the scope and price fixed in writing before anything is built. The $1,000 you pay for the Diagnostic comes off the platform when you sign within 30 days of the readout.
How it works
A price before a build. A scope you signed off. Nothing you didn't approve. Every price is on this page.
Step 1 · one week
The Diagnostic maps and measures one workflow and hands you seven written documents: what it costs you now, what to fix first, and the scope of the fix. They're yours whether or not we build. Optional for a Starter Crew or a Team. Required for a Department or a Business Platform.
$1K one time
Step 2 · the build
AI Employees for the jobs that keep slipping, from $1.5K. A Business Platform when the whole business needs one system. Either way you approve the scope and the price before we start.
$1.5K–$50K one time
Step 3 · after launch
AI employees run on Care at $100 per AI employee per month. A Partnership Tier includes Care. It keeps everything secure and improving, and your senior lead advises you on new AI models, methods and frameworks as they arrive.
$2.5K–$7.5K a month
The question we hear most
You can — and you'll get something that demos well. What you won't get is a data model that survives year two, permissions that keep one client from seeing another client's file, backups, an audit trail, or anyone who can tell you why it broke on a Tuesday.
Generated code is the easy twenty percent. The other eighty is knowing what a system needs to be enterprise-ready at small-business scale. That's the part we've spent a career on.
For trades and home-service businesses
One portal for quotes, scheduling, dispatch, and the paperwork behind every job — built so the office, the field, and the customer all see the same truth.
“Before, we were on Salesforce, Excel, and manual processes. Having everything together in one place is just too easy.”
Second question
The same things it means for a twelve-thousand-person one, at a scale you can afford: a real database with a real schema, role-based access, encrypted data, logs you can audit, and a plan for the day something fails.
We write those into the scope before anything is built, and test them before anything ships. You get the discipline, not the invoice.
For accounting and tax firms
Intake to completed service in one place: documents, milestones, approvals, and advisor guidance — with one sign-in for staff and clients instead of seven disconnected tools.
“Now the website and the app are one experience: my customers, my team, and I all benefit.”

Third question
Because "almost fits" is a tax you pay every day — in workarounds, double entry, and staff who quietly stop trusting the system. One size fits all fits nobody well.
We start from your workflow and build only what it needs. Sometimes that means keeping the tools you have and connecting them. Sometimes it means replacing seven of them with one.
For real estate agents · in development
A CRM agents run from the personal AI agent they already talk to — Claude, Grok, OpenAI, Instinct — so follow-ups, showings and transaction steps happen in conversation, not in yet another tab. A named person still approves anything that gets sent.
“Connecting our real estate resources to the AFH community has been a game changer for my team, for owners, and for buyers.”
We build for ourselves first
We don't sell a process we haven't run on ourselves. When something slowed us down, we built the fix — then hardened it until it was good enough to hand to a client.
The problem: a stack of business cards and no memory
We network constantly, but a card told us nothing about who someone really is or how we could help them. ConnectQR turns a scan into a real understanding of the person and the relationship — a networking CRM built around giving first.
The problem: editing was the bottleneck on every video
We wanted to put out more content, and editing was slow and expensive. Synergy Edit changed the math: we now turn around five full-length videos in a day, edited to a standard we'd put our name on.
The problem: guessing at what organic content works
Research what's already performing, create our own version, schedule the posts — and hand the cut straight to Synergy Edit. One loop from idea to published.
Also built for clients
Audits, documentation and safety records for a manufacturer
Intake-to-completed-service system for an accounting firm
Operating system for auto detailers, from vehicle intake to a quality-checked handoff
Keeps real estate transactions moving with a human approving each step
How we work
A real software development life cycle, run at small-business speed. AI accelerates the building; people decide what gets built and sign off on what ships.
Most AI Employees start with a free scope call. A Department or a Business Platform starts with the paid Diagnostic, and its fee comes off the build. Either way we learn your business, map the workflow, and decide together: buy, build, or keep what you have.
Data model, roles, security, integrations and the rules for when AI stops and asks — written down before a line of code.
AI-accelerated, engineer-reviewed. Working software you can click on every week, not a reveal at the end.
Testing, permissions, backups, compliance checks, and training your team — the part a prompt never does.
Once it's paid for, the code, the data and the documentation are yours. Keep a senior lead on it with a Partnership Tier, or run it yourself.

Built by
Founder, Corporate Synergy Solutions · Auburn, WA
Ran data and sales operations programs at Microsoft, served as a fractional COO for owner-led businesses, and holds a master's in organizational leadership with Prosci and Six Sigma certifications. You talk to the person who designs and ships your system — not an account manager.
What we bring
A master's in organizational leadership, Prosci change management and Six Sigma — so the software lands with the people who use it.
What we bring
Databases, back end, front end. We know what has to be true underneath for the screen on top to keep working.
What we bring
Role-based access, encryption, audit trails and the questions your insurer, bank or regulator will eventually ask.
What we bring
We've shipped things that broke and fixed them. That scar tissue is most of what you're paying for.
Industries we serve
We've done the work to understand how these businesses actually run — which is why the first conversation starts with your workflow, not our feature list.
Good. We don't start from an industry; we start from a business problem. Bring us yours and we'll tell you — honestly — whether software is the fix.
Start with the free SnapshotOutcomes we work toward
One sign-in for staff and clients, one record of truth, no more re-keying between systems.
AI prepares the follow-up, the missing-document chase, the draft — your people approve and move on.
A portal, a status, a timely answer — the things that make someone choose you and stay.
Custom development usually means six figures. Ours doesn't — and when it's paid for, it's yours.
Usually not. We start with what you already use, check which connections are possible before agreeing to a build, and replace only what's costing you. Sometimes the answer is "keep the spreadsheet."
No. AI prepares the first pass. A named person approves anything that sends, pays, deletes, or changes a record. We write the stop-and-ask rules with you.
It uses your answers about one workflow to suggest a first fix, estimate its cost and show the next step. It cannot inspect your systems. You see your results without a call or email.
You own it. Once a build is paid for, the code, the data and the documentation are yours. That holds for AI employees too, including while we host them on Care. After launch, a Partnership Tier keeps a senior lead on it, or you run it yourself.
Not for a Starter Crew or a Team of AI employees. A Department and a Business Platform start with it, and its fee comes off the build: building the wrong thing well is the most expensive mistake in software. The Diagnostic maps and measures your workflow first, and you keep every document from it whether or not we build.
Pick what fits: AI Employees for specific jobs, or a Business Platform for the whole business. The pricing section lists both, and the price is fixed before any build starts.
We build with AI and review like engineers. The generation is fast; the judgment — data model, security, testing — is where our time goes. That's how a small business gets software that used to cost hundreds of thousands.
We agree the deliverables in writing and measure your starting point. We report what changed against that baseline. We do not promise savings we have not measured with you.
No. AI Employees and a Business Platform are each one time. A Partnership Tier, if you want one, is a 3-month commitment with no onboarding fee.
Once the work is done and paid for, the software is yours and we transfer it to you. Your accounts and data are yours from day one. The agreement explains the permanent license to any of our reusable components.
We migrate it as part of the build, you keep the originals, and nothing is switched off until the new system has run alongside the old one. The Diagnostic's tool-and-data inventory is where that plan starts.
We train your team and hand over the documentation. AI employees run on Care at $100 per AI employee per month, which covers hosting, AI usage and fixes. A Business Platform includes 30 days of support after launch. After that, a Partnership Tier keeps a senior lead on it, advising you on new AI models, methods and frameworks as they arrive, or you run it yourself.
Is this for you?
Why a partner, not a vendor
Here's how it usually goes. You buy the tool. It works. Six months later the model behind it changes, the answers get worse, and the company that sold it to you is busy selling it to someone else.
Nobody tells you. You find out from a customer.
A vendor sells you one piece and moves on.
We live in this work every day, we know the models and how they change, and we keep your discoverability, capability and dependability standing as they do.
That's the difference between a tool you can swap out and a partner you can't afford to lose.
Pricing
You only answer two questions: what are we building, and how much ongoing help do you want?
AI Employees · one time
The ceiling is 20, because past that one person can't oversee the work well. The price per AI employee drops as the team grows, because knowledge, memory and rules are shared.
$1.5K–$3Kone time
Care for 3 AI employees: $300 a month
Book a scope call$3.5K–$7.5Kone time
Care for 10 AI employees: $1,000 a month
Book a scope call$8K–$15Kone time
Care for 20 AI employees: $2,000 a month
Start with the $1K DiagnosticPlus Care at $100 per AI employee per month. It covers hosting, AI usage and fixes, and it's included with any Partnership Tier. Your AI employees are yours once they're paid for, including while we host them on Care.
Every AI employee is built with the same repeatable process.
The specific task it owns and what "done" looks like.
The documents, data and context it works from.
What it keeps between tasks so it improves and stays consistent.
The specific abilities it needs to do the job.
How it should work, and what it must never do.
Working on websites the way a person would.
The AI platform it runs on, such as Claude, Gemini, OpenAI, or a mix.
Custom Builds · one time
One platform that runs the whole business: CRM, internal operations, portals for clients and vendors, AI agents built in, and deep two-way integrations.
$20K–$50Kone time
8–12+ weeks · Starts with the $1,000 Diagnostic
What makes it a platform build
Pay in full up front, half to start and half at launch, or in thirds: at the start, at a working demo midway, and at launch. Financing is available, with terms set in your proposal. A platform includes 30 days of support after launch: we host it, watch it, and handle early adjustments. Read the full terms.
Optional for a Starter Crew or a Team. Required for a Department or a Business Platform.
$1Kone time
One workflow mapped, measured and scoped in seven written documents, in five business days. Nothing is built that week. The $1,000 you pay for it comes off the first month of a Partnership Tier, or the price of a Business Platform or a Department of AI employees, when you sign within 30 days of the readout. It applies once, to whichever you sign first.
Submit the pre-work and show up to both live sessions. If you don't have all seven documents at the readout, we keep working, at no extra cost, until you do.
Ongoing leadership · Partnership Tiers
A tier keeps your systems secure, improving and governed, with engineering hours every month. Three-month commitment, no onboarding fee. It starts with the Diagnostic, and your $1K comes off month 1.
It carries on after launch. Once your system is live, your senior lead's role turns advisory: bringing you new AI models, methods and frameworks as they become available, and showing you where they fit.
Systems that already run and need someone senior looking after them, without a standing meeting.
$2.5K/month
Month 1 with your credit: $2,500 $1,500
Products still changing month to month, where the next build needs a spec before it needs a developer.
$4.5K/month
Month 1 with your credit: $4,500 $3,500
Companies where the software runs the business, and leadership wants a product lead involved every week.
$7.5K/month
Month 1 with your credit: $7,500 $6,500
Every tier renews for another 3 months unless you give 30 days' notice. Unused tier hours bank for 60 days, up to twice your monthly hours. Full refund within 3 days of the Diagnostic's or a tier's first payment. Software built for you is yours once it's paid for. Care for AI employees is included with every tier. Read the full terms.
So what does a finished system cost?
The price is fixed before any build starts.
Business Platform · yours to own
$20K–$50K one time
One platform built around how your business runs, at a price fixed in the Diagnostic's blueprint. Then it's yours: code, data, documentation. It includes 30 days of support after launch.
Compare
$100K–$300K
An agency quote for the same portal, before change orders. We build with AI and review like engineers — the judgment is what you pay for, not the typing.
Worth-it calculator
Say what you're looking for, then put in your hours, your team's time and the work that slips through. See what it costs you each year, and which of those offers would pay for itself. If none would, it says so.
About $123,360 a year. You'd keep about $2,570 a month. Direct Advisory pays for itself.
Example numbers. Change them to yours.
This workflow is costing you about $123,360 a year.
That's $10,280 a month, until you fix it.
If fixing it won back 25%, you'd keep about $2,570 a month.
| Offer | Price | Pays back? |
|---|---|---|
| First stepAI Operations Diagnostic$1,000 once | $1,000 once | Yes. Pays back in about 12 days. |
| AI employeesStarter Crew$1,500–$3,000 onceplus Care, $100–$300 a month | $1,500–$3,000 onceplus Care, $100–$300 a month | Yes, with Care counted. Pays back in about 1 to 2 months. |
| AI employeesTeam$3,500–$7,500 onceplus Care, $400–$1,000 a month | $3,500–$7,500 onceplus Care, $400–$1,000 a month | Yes, with Care counted. Pays back in about 2 to 5 months. |
| AI employeesDepartment$8,000–$15,000 onceplus Care, $1,100–$2,000 a month | $8,000–$15,000 onceplus Care, $1,100–$2,000 a month | At the low end, in about 6 months. Not within a year at the top of the range. |
| Custom buildBusiness Platform$20,000–$50,000 once | $20,000–$50,000 once | At the low end, in about 8 months. Not within a year at the top of the range. |
| AI partnershipDirect Advisory$2,500/month | $2,500/month | Yes. Returns $1.03 for every $1, so you're $70 a month ahead. |
| AI partnershipStrategic Partner$4,500/month | $4,500/month | No. Returns $0.57 for every $1, so you're $1,930 a month short. |
| AI partnershipFractional Product Lead$7,500/month | $7,500/month | No. Returns $0.34 for every $1, so you're $4,930 a month short. |
What you'd win back covers the $2,500/month Direct Advisory tier. Every Partnership Tier starts with the $1,000 Diagnostic, which measures your real baseline before you commit to 3 months.
See the DiagnosticMost of this is your own time. Start by getting decisions and drafts off your desk.
Estimates from example numbers. Not a quote, and not a promise.
Free DIY kits
The same frameworks we use in engagements, as templates you can run on your own. Free to download — no email required for most of them.
Find and delegate the tasks, approvals and questions that only move when you act.
Download the Owner Bottleneck KitShared AI rules, role prompts and staff training for teams already using AI tools.
Download the Team AI Starter KitMap a key workflow, build a trusted master record, and decide: buy, build, or keep the spreadsheet.
Download the Spreadsheet-to-System KitA readiness scorecard, fix checklist and test templates for apps built with AI coding tools.
Download the AI-Built App Hardening KitTemplates for our nine frameworks — the six-part map, cost, prioritization and change-testing tools.
Download the Frameworks KitOrganize services, pricing, policies and proof into a knowledge catalog AI agents can use.
Download the Agent Readiness Knowledge Catalog KitEvery kit above, plus a start-here guide and a 90-day plan.
You don't have to know whether the answer is an AI employee, a platform, or neither. That's our job. Bring the one workflow that eats your week.
The free AI Operations Snapshot takes about fifteen minutes and shows what that workflow costs you now and what to fix first. No email required to see your results.